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M to slow in second half

M to slow in second half

The commodities boom led to a record amount of deals in the first six months of 2011, but investors are shying away amid increasingly volatile markets
New mining boss adopts “open dialogue” policy

New mining boss adopts “open dialogue” policy

Karina Brińo comes to B.C.’s mining industry with a strong pedigree in public policy and believes good communication with all stakeholders is the key to sector success
Province unveils new shale gas rules

Province unveils new shale gas rules

Environmentalists blast government’s attempt to improve transparency around controversial “fracking” drilling techniques
Walter Energy shares jump amid takeover speculation

Walter Energy shares jump amid takeover speculation

B.C. coal producer becomes subject of yet another bid rumour amid management upheaval

Breaking Ground

Gargantuan gold
B.C. uranium junior calls hostile bid from major producer “predatory”

B.C. uranium junior calls hostile bid from major producer “predatory”

But Cameco believes Vancouver’s Hathor Exploration has over-valued its flagship project and underestimated its cost

Mining and exploration financing deals help sustain economy in Vancouver

As global markets continue to suffer through uncertainties and turmoil, many mining companies have turned their eyes to Canada to raise funds.

Site C project spells the end for third-generation farming family

It’s smaller than previous hydroelectric dams, but B.C.’s next mega-project would still flood 5,340 hectares of prime agricultural land

Dammed if we do: Site C revisited

Victoria proceeding with plans for an $8 billion dam despite suspect electricity-demand forecasts, a restrictive clean-energy policy and the destruction of a valuable river valley

Cobalt coup in Siberian outback

Local juniors bank on demand for high-tech gadgets in the search for a strategic metal